Simpson's Leader-Times from Kittanning, Pennsylvania • Page 8

Page tt Leader-Times, Kittanning, Monday, Sept. 12, 1977 This Day In This Area Hospital Notes Hospital admissions are printed for (he information of friends and relatives of patients, but not to encourage visitation. In the interest of patient welfare, Armstrong County Memorial Hospital requires all visitors to obtain a pass at the lobby desk. Visiting by not more than two persons at a time in any room is permitted between the. hours of a.m.

and 2 p.m. daily, and 4 to 8 p.m. Visiting privileges do not apply to those under 16. Armstrong County Memorial, Kittanning Admitted: Carol A. Klugh, 1408 Orr Kittanning John G.

Recupero, 225 Cleveland Kittanning Ronald E. Lambing, Starford FID 2 Elliott F. Myers, Ford City RD 3 Elizabeth B. Householder, 532 Highland Kittanning Martha A. Miller, Smicksburg RD 1 Pearl M.

Bowser, Kittanning RD 7 Cheryl F. Livengood, 1239-4th Ford City Thomas A. Kline, Templeton Alan Dunn, Coos Bay, Oregon James D. Sinclair, 316 McVille Road, Freeport Clayton E. Walbert, Ford City Charles W.

Bash, Dayton RD Mary E. Schrecengost, Ford City RD 1 Eileen R. Sears, Homer City RD 2 Nelda L. Snyder, Dayton RD 2 Brookville Hospital Admitted: Gerald Eiler, Petrolia RD 1 Scott Feldman, Brookville Eric Zimmerman, Brookville RD 1 Lee Ferguson, Brookville George Ervan, Clarion Christine Donahue, Summerville RD 1 Discharged: Kathleen S. Walker, Karns City RD 2 Steve Firment, Nu Mine Thomas V.

Schrecengost, Sunset Rural Valley Michael D. Deal, Petrolia RD 1 Deborah D. Davenport, Kittanning RD 3 Margaret A. Gueguen, Blacklick Betty G. Elkin, 203 Main Rural Valley Diane J.

Wright, Cabot RD 1 Albert N. Jackson, 284 Chicora Road, Butler Esther C. Reitinger, 1033-7th Ford City Opal L. Brinkley, 424 Main Rural Valley George M. Wilson, Worthington RD 1 Andresv Kamody, 2229 Park Ford City Anna Durcan, 509-Mth St.

(rear), Ford City Geraldine E. Mourer, Chicora Ida L. Jantz, New Bethlehem RD 1 John T. McEntire, Nu Mine Frank A. Gilliland, Kit- tannfng Katherine A.

Salizzoni, Huey Jafnes B. Claypoole, Wor- thir.gton Malcoln O. Hetrick, New Bethlehem RD 2 Vivian L. Schaeffer, Elderton William T. Crawford, 101 Piper Drive.

Ford City Roger L. Claypoole, Kittanning RD 7 Glenn L. Knox, Avonmore RD 1 Mary M. Bonatch, Home RD 1 Judith Molesan, 39 Linden Natrona Heights Lawrence Clarke, Brookville RD 4 Judy Phillips, Sykesville Mrs. Davis Shaffer and son, Ringgold Jack Black, Brookville RD 1 Mrs.

Stephen Bish and son, Hawthorn Beulah Wells, New Bethlehem RD 2 Clarion Hospital Admitted: Mrs. Patrick Rader, Clarion David Neil, Corsica RD 1 Jacklyn Painter, Limestone Kermit Brosius, Leeper Star Route Harold Yeany, Summerville RD 2 Diane Ion, Oil City Joseph Enty, Rimersburg RD 1 Wolbert, Lucinda RD 1 Charles Parker RD 3 Discharged: Michael Bish, Brookville RD 4 Carson Clinger, Shippenville RD 2 Kenneth Yarchuk, Limestone William Huffman, Shippenville Mrs. Louis Zacherl Jr. and daughter, Lucinda RD 1 Lydia Wynkoop, Clarion Rhonda Clark, Shippenville RD 2 Sandra Wheeler, Mayport RD 1 Mrs. Gary Boddorf and daughter, Hawthorn i a Emlenton RD 3 George Clinger, Corsica Mrs.

Dennis Buzard, Brookville RD 4 Clement McCall, Tionesta RD 1 Holly King, Callensburg Corey King, Callensburg Ruth Ann Dunkle, Emlenton RD 3 Births: Discharged: Richard M. Boyles, Apollo RD 5 Michael T. Cowan, Mayport RD 1 John C. Daugherty, 1210 Ross Ford City Harry C. Elkin Kittanning" RD' 2 Eric C.

Fox. New Bethlehem RD 3 Aretha I. Hassel, 265 N. McKean Kittanning Nora E. Hindman, Worthington RD 2 David Huson, Delmont James W.

Hutchison, 441 North Kittanning Josephine Kelly, Bruin Jay E. Kline, Ford Cliff Eleanor J. Konkol, Indiana RD I Howard R. Kriebel, Rimersburg RD 1 Margaret T. Liebl, 1308-3rd Ford City Julie M.

Miller, 300 South New Bethlehem Michael D. Pollock, 113 Baker Rimersburg Avanelle V. Szybka, 507-6th Ford City Kenneth L. Schaeffer, Ford City RD 3 Andrea H. Swartfager, New Bethlehem RD 3 Leo H.

Trop, 623-5th Ford City Gloria J. Wain, 1229-5th Ford City Reynolds A. Wolfe, Adrian RD 1 Charles W. Bash, Dayton RD 2 Ronda S. Belles, Cowansville RD 1 Sara C.

Cogley, Rural Valley Clarence M. Cover. Rimersburg Pamela I. Harshman, Adrian RD 1 Ronald E. Lambing, Starford RD 2 Brian K.

Lasher, Kittanning RD 2 Martha A. Miller and son, Smicksburg RD 1 Armstrong County Memorial Hospital Sept. 10, a.m., boy to Mr. and Mrs. George E.

McClafferty of Ford City RD 1. a.m., girl to Mr. and Mrs. Boyd A. Beer of Ford City RD 1.

a.m., boy to Mr. and Mrs. Jerry R. Klugh of 1408 Orr Kittanning. p.m., girl to Mr.

and Mrs. Daniel L. Miller of Smicksburg RD 1. Elsewhere: Sept. 10, a.m., bov to Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Clover of Oil City, at the Clarion Hospital. a.m., boy to Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Rader of Clarion, at the Clarion Hospital.

p.m., boy to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bortz of Brookville RD 4, at the Brookville Hospital. Coming Up In Ford City FORD CITY Meetings and other events scheduled today and tomorrow in Ford City and vicinity, according to reports to the Leader-Times, are: Monday Appleby Manor Boy Scouts, 7 p.m. at Appleby Manor i a i a Church.

Ford City TOPS Club, 9 a.m. at Appleby Manor Memorial Presbyterian Church. Ford City Community 4-H Club, 6:30 p.m. at Appleby Manor Memorial Presbyterian Church. Choral Council, 7 p.m.

at Arts Center, Ford Cliff. Ladies Auxiliary to Ford City (Firemen, 8 p.m. at Borough (Building. Tuesday Ford City Kiwanis Club, 6 p.m. at Latin-American Club, 3rd Ave.

Frances Dance Club, 6 p.m. at Sokol Hall, 6th Ave. Ford City Firemen, 8 p.m. at Borough Building. Pottery Workers Union, 7:30 p.m.

at Glassworkers Union Building, 3rd Ave. Ford City Lions Club, 6:30 p.m. at Slick's Restaurant, Route 66 south of Ford City. Ladies Auxiliary to Ford City Eagles, 8 p.m. at Aerie Home, O'Connor St.

Ford City Town Council, 7 p.m. at Ford City Borough Building. 4 Crash Victims Treated at Hospital Four persons were treated at Armstrong County Memorial Hospital during the weekend for injuries they received in traffic accidents. a Glen Knox, Avonmore RD 1, was listed in fair condition this morning with head and right leg injuries and chin lacerations he received in a motorcycle accident along a secondary road near Shady Plain, according to a hospital spokesman. Brian McCullough, 21, of 1106 Wilson Kittanning, was treated for head and neck injuries, he received in a one-car accident in Templeton.

He was released following treatment, the hospital spokesman said. Juanita Johnson, 14, of 1032- 7th Ford City, was treated for head and right elbow injuries suffered when the bicycle she was riding was struck by the handlebars a passing motorcycle, according to a hospital spokesman. She was released after treatment. Joseph Boston, 23, 26-6th Clymer, was treated for left knee and ankle injuries when he was struck by a car on Margaret Road. He was released after receiving treatment.

i Death Record THE DAVID REARICKS (Malic photo) (Miss Cynthia Milicia) Newlywed David Rearicks To Reside in Worthington Worthington will be the home of Cynthia Milicia and David Rearickupon return from their honeymoon at Thousand Islands. The couple was wed at 4 p.m. Saturday at St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church, Yatesboro, by the Rev. John A.

Regpli, pastor. The bride wore an ivory satin crepe gown, featuring a high neckline, fitted long sleeves and empire bodice with flowing train, trimmed in imported French Venetian lace. She carried her grandmother's handkerchief and a bouquet of stephanotis and ivy centered around bronze Fuji mums. Her sister, Beatrice Milicia of Kittanning RD 5, was maid of honor. Maria Turdo of Philadelphia, Sue Murray of Pittsburgh and Sandy Patterson of Yatesboro, were bridesmaids.

All were dressed in sleeveless 'polyester knit gowns of copper styled with a V-neck, empire bodice and pleated skirt topped with a long-sleeved short jacket. They wore flowers in their hair and carried nosegays of Fuji mums, pom-pons and dried flowers. Melissa Thoma was flower girl and Michael Rearick, ring bearer. Brother of the groom, Brenton Rearick, of Brockway served as best man. Ushers were Michael Milicia, brother of the bride, Peter Kulick and Gregory Rearick, brother of the groom.

St. Mary's Social Hall, Yatesboro, was the couple's reception site. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Milicia of Kittanning RD 5, the bride is a caseworker for Armstrong County Children and Youth Services.

She graduated from Shannock Valley High School in 1973 and Slippery Rock State College in 1977. A 1971 graduate of the same high school, the bridegroom is a mason for Donald Rosencrance Contracting. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Berton Rearick of Rural Valley.

Woman's Car Hits Bridge To Avoid Killing Dog Greenville Man's Car Damaged in Hit-and-run A hit-and-run accident occurred this weekend on FiretowerRoad, Cook Forest in Farmington Township, Clarion County. At 10:55 a.m. Sept. 11, a blue, Volkswagen traveling south on' the road attempted to pass a vehicle driven by Paul Spange, 53, of Greenville, striking the left side of the Spange vehicle and continuing without stopping. Shippenville state police estimated light damages to the Spange vehicle.

Robe Theif Reported A resident of Alexander Hotel told Kiltanning Police Sunday someone stole a robe from her room sometime during the past week. Cheryl Pyle reported the theft at 11:15 p.m. Sunday, according to police records. The robe, valued by police at $35. was stolen sometime between last Monday and Sunday night.

Meeting Log: Sept. )3, W7-- --8 p.m., regular meeting of the Joint Operating Committee of the Armstrong County Area Vocational-Technical School board at Lenape AVTS. Auto Overturns; Seminole Han Unhurt A Seminole man suffered no injuries when his car ran off the road, struck arr embankment and rolled over in a one car accident occurring at 6:50 p.m. Sept. 10.

Jeffrey Cornman, 20, was traveling north on Legislative Route 66, about one mile south of Clarion in Clarion Township, when he lost control of his vehicle. Damages were $700, according to Shippenville state police. WORDPLAY Hefinishing Class Ready A class in restoring or repairing wood furniture pieces will be conducted Sept. 19, 20 and 21 at the Worthington Fireball, Worthington. The wood furniture refinishing workshop will take place from 10 a.m.

to 3 p.m. each day. Participants are to bring a wood piece to work on or a problem piece. Each individual is to bring a bag lunch. Beverage will be provided and a dollar registration fee will be collected to cover costs of the workshop.

Teaching will be Joann Elder, Armstrong County's Extension Home Economist and Delores Williams, Butler County's Home Economist. They will teach the techniques of identification of woods, removing old finishes and restoring beauty by cosmic repairs. Walter Johnson, the Pennsylvania State University's Extension Forestry Specialist will also be present. He will demonstrte repairing wood pieces by replacing missing parts, techniques of glueing and more, Ms. Elder said.

Interested persons can sign up by calling the Armstrong County Extension Office before Sept. 14 at the Armstrong County Courthouse. Shippenville state police report that a Clarion woman was injured in a one-car accident when she avoided hitting a dog. Glenda Matthews, 21, of South 4th Clarion, was treated and released at Clarion Hospital following her accident at 1:10 a.m. Sept.

9. She was southbound on Township Route 478 in Monroe County, when she swerved to avoid striking a dog. then hit a bridge abutment, say police. Her vehicle was moderately damaged. East Franklin Police Seeking Hit-run Auto Police are looking for a black Plymouth automobile that sideswiped a pickup truck at 7:45 p.m.

Saturday at Toy's Crossroads, East Franklin Township, according to William Evans, East Franklin Township police chief. Doris A Denny of Kittanning RD 3 drove the truck westward on a legislative route when the black car approached, sideswiped the truck and continued traveling. Ms. Denny was uninjured, Evans said, but some $400 damage was done to the side of her truck. Baby Boy Davis Baby Boy Davis, infant son of Mr.

and Mrs. William R. Davis of East Brady RD 1 died at 4:50 p.m. Saturday at Armstrong County Memorial Hospital, approximately three hours birth. Survivors include, in addition to his parents; paternal grandmother, Mrs.

Nora Davis of Cowansville RD maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fair of East Brady RD and great grandparents Mr. and Mrs. James Wiles of East Brady RD 1, and Mr.

and Mrs. Roy D. Fair of East Brady Road, Kittanning. DAVIS --Graveside service for Baby Boy Davis, who died Sept. 10, 1977, were held Sunday afternoon at the Fair a i Township, conducted by the Rev.

Richard L. Seigfried, pastor of St. Paul's United Church of Christ, Chicora. PennDOT Lists Area Projects How Underway PennDOT road crews will be at work on construction projects in the Dayton, Cowansville, Avonmore and NuMine areas of the county this week. Projects include road construction along Route 839 from the Route 84 intersection to Dayton, Route 156 from Route 56 to Avonmore in Kiskiminetas Township and along Route 268 from Cowansville to Kepples Corners.

Shoulder work will precede in several areas of the county including Route 268 from CowansviUe to West Kittanning. Motor paving will be done on Legislative Route 03058 from Route 85 toward Margaret and bridge construction will be done on old Route 85 at NuMine. Carl L. Gulp, county high' ways supervisor, has requested motorists to exercise caution in these areas. Zambofti Benefit Auction Cancr Charles E.Gahagen' Charles E.

Gahagen of Fairmount City RD 1 died at 7:20 p.m. Saturday at Brookville Hospital. He was 78. Born Sept. 30, 1898, iir Jefferson County, Gahagen was a son of Earl T.

and Jennie Shilling Gahagen. He was a retired coal miner with 42 years service, and a member of the Cottage Hill Wesleyan Methodist Church. He leaves his widow, the former Verna Mauk whom he married March 8, 1922, at Big Run; six sons, Wendell D. of New Bethlehem RD 3, Clark E. of North Tonawanda, New York, Charles L.

of Fairmount City RD 1, William J. of Levittown, Erdice L. of New Bethlehem RD Howard G. of Summerville RD five daughters, Mrs. William (Kathleen) Wolfgang of Cheardon, Ohio, Mrs.

George (Kathryn) Barrett of Templeton RD Mrs. Blair (Gladine) Smith of New Bethlehem RD 3, Mrs. Bradley (Shirley) Buzard of Rimersburg RD 1, and Mrs. Junior (Caroline) McKay of East Palestine, Ohio; 28 grandchildren; eight great- grandchildren; and a sister, Mrs. Muriel Travis of Smicksburg.

A brother, Jennings, and two sisters, Florence and Helena, are deceased. A A Friends of Charles E. Gahagen, who died Sept. to, 1977, will be received from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. today at the Charles D.

Alcorn Funeral Home, Hawthorn, and until noon Tuesday, when the body will be removed to the Cottage Hill Wesleyan Methodist Church, where friends will be received from 1 p.m. and service at 2 p.m. The Rev. Olin M. Pfaulz, pastor, will officiate.

Burial in Salem Cemetery, Frogtown, will follow. Arrangements by Atcorn. Mrs. Wanda H. Vense! Mrs.

Wanda H. Vensel, 64, of 116 Venwick Drive, Kittanning, died at 11:05 a.m. Saturday in the Armstrong County Memorial hospital, where she had been a patient for three weeks. A resident of the Kittanning area most of her life, Mrs. Vensel was born Aug.

9,1913, in Kiski Township to William C. and Mary Alma Beltz Hunter. She was a member of St. John's Lutheran Church Kittanning. Mrs.

Vensel leaves her husbahd, Harold a son, Edward H. of Clarington; a daughter, Mrs. Merle (Patricia Jane) Werty of Apollo RD two brothers, Walter G. Hunter of Apollo, and W. Leech Hunter of N.

Apollo; three sisters, Mrs. Thelman Gower of Alexandria, Mrs. Frank (Phoebe) Trautwein of New Kensington, and Miss Ruth Hunter of Washington, D. and four granddaughters. VENSEL Friends of Mrs.

Wanda H. Vensel. who died Sept. 10, 1977, will be received from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. today at the Amberson C.

Bauer Funeral Home, 515 N. MoKean Kittanning. Service will be held at 11 a.m. at St. John's Lutheran Church, Kittanning, with the Dr.

Robert H. Thurau, pastor, officiating. Interment at the Lawn Haven Burial Estates, East Franklin Township, wiil follow. Arrangements by Bauer. J.

Walter Dickey J. Walter Dickey, 73, of Cowansville RD 1 (Sherrett), died March 30 in Denver, Col. at the home of his daughter, Delia Johns. He was the son of the late Calvin and Lida Dickey. Survivors, in addition to his daughter, include two brothers, George and Charles, both of Kittanning RD 3.

A Sept. 24 benefit dance for Diana Zambotti iiao been cancelled. The 13-year-old Kittanning RD 5 girl died early Saturday in West Penn Hospital, Pittsburgh. She had been hospitalized at the Pittsburgh hospital for burns suffered in an accident ori July 2. All''three Kittanning fire companies were sponsors of the benefit.

Turning Auto involved In Jacob Parking Lot Crash A Freeport man, traveling in the center lane of South Water Street, made a right turn Sunday afternoon into a municipal parking lot at Jacob Street and his car collided with another auto, according to 'ittanning police. Police said Harold G. Anderson, 60, of 707 High was traveling north on the street at 5:55 p.m. when he attempted to make a right turn from the center lane into the parking lot. Anderson's car collided with an auto operated by Twila M.

Livengood, 20, of 634 Butler Road, Kittanning, who was traveling north in the curb lane of the street, according to police. DICKEY Graveside service for J. Waller Dickey, who died March.30, 1977, will be held at 1:30 p.m. Thursday at Fair Cemetery, Cowansville, conducted by Rev. Hughle Orsborn, pastor of The Sherrett Methodist Church.

ZAMBOTTI Friends of Diana Lynn Zambotti, who died Sept. 10, will be received after 7 p.m. Sunday and from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Monday at the John R. Kennedy Funeral Home, 253 N.

Grant Kittanning, where a funeral service will be conducted at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday. The Rev. William Paul Jones, pastor of the Free Methodist Church, Kittanning, will officiate. Burial in Lawn Haven Memorial Park.

East Franklin Township, will follow. Arrangements by Kennedy. NOW AVAILABLE! Our new 1977-78 Gift 3000 famous products at discount prices. Come in for your copy! C. B.

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Notice To Rainbow Girls Please meet this evening Monday Sept. 12 at 6:45 P.M. for Memorial Service for our sister, Diane Zambotti, at Kennedy Funeral Home 253 N. Grant Kittanning mm mm 'Thrust-Back Collar' TOILET TANK BALL Amtnct's tirgtit Stlttr The efficient Water Master Tank ball instantly slops 'lie flow of water after flushing every time. S1.00 AT HARDWARE STORES MONDAY Cream Turkey on Biscuits Salisbury Steak TUESDAY Soup Sandwich Grilled Liver Onions WEDNESDAY Hoi Meat loaf Sandwich Seafood Platter THURSDAY Spaghetti in Meat Sauce Rib Eye Steak FRIDAY Macaroni Cheese Shrimp in a Basket SATURDAY Stuffed Pepper Grilled Pork Chops -OPEN24HOURS- SHEESLEY'S RESTAURANT tntarsvctlon 136 1422 Shelocta 354-3351 Sept.

20 to Nov. 22nd 10 Wks 9:00 a.m.-12 MEMBERS $3.00 NONMEMBERS $15.00 I Sitters Available Infants And Pre-School $1.00 for 3 hrsJ AquactiBi Swimming Sltmnasllu Exsrclio Women's WolQht Lifting TannU Co ramies (H Hh Hair Pin Laco Beginning and Advanced Crochet Beginning and Advanced Knitting Cake Decorating Dough Flower Craft Macramo Beginning and Advanced toad and Cord Jewelry Craft Christmas Ball Making OTHER PROGRAMS COMING SOON! Skateboarding Air Riffery Gun Shooting) Halloween Party With Sleep Overnight Bicycle Trips Rent-A-Kid Program COME FIND OUT WHAT'S HAPPENING AT THE Y'S NEW YOUTH CENTER Sept 15 to Nov. 3rd 7:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. Each Thurs.

For 8 Wks CHERYL FREEMAN INSTRUCTOR MEMBERS $15.00 NON MEMBERS $22.00 UNITED WAY SUPPORTED AGENCY I REGISTER NOW-CLASSES LIMITED SUPER SATURDAY Starts Sept. 17 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 ACTIVITIES INCLUDE Swimming Gymnastics Movies Grand Opening Of The Youth Center (Homemade Pina Party) MAGIC Tricks You Didn't Believe You Could Do; Like The Ones You See On TV Sept. 20 to Oct. 11 7:00 p.m.

p.m. Each Tuesday for 4 wks. MEMBERS 1.50 NONMEMBERS MODEL ROCK FRY SEPT. 20 to OCT. llth 5:00 P.M.

to 6:00 P.M. TUESDAYS FOR 4 WKS. MEMBERS $2.30 NONMEMBERS $5.00 Cost Includes Rocket, Igniters Paint TABLE TENNIS TOURNAMENT Ages 7-17 Starts Sept. 24th MEMBERS NONMEMBERS MUST REGISTER BY SEPT. 20th A FOR MORE INFORMATION PHONE 542-1261.